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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
sTHF SUNDAY TRIBENE.

Yesterdays Issue OF HE SUNDAY.IEiBv 81 con-
tanned Paris letter about the Bismarck Crispi
meeting. one from Havana about Spanish oiprc,
sion in Cuba. one from WASHINGTON about the
property OF pablo men. Colonel Elliott t. Shepard
wrote of the wonders of TIE Yellowstone Park
Alr Hancroft's history of the san Francisco
Nigilanoc Committee was reviewed: Highly
Recommended" WAS the story of a literary
genius: there were reviews OF the week i'm social.
artistic. theatrical. military. yachting and base
lall circles. sketches and poems SMASHING Costly
Imports Among shifting Groups. Bellows Island
not Preserve. Ncw-Nor> Borne Down with Debt.
and numerous other interesting features. Leading
news topics were these:
fuREiGN.-OmupuS military preparations are
III progress on The Rr>so-GcIuan trontic-. growing
ont of ne economic war between Ac two countries.
- The iowa OF k'bat. IN bokndIl. Ia, been
DESTROYED b. fire: ouc-hali the Inhdt itantS per
ishcd in the II lanes. -- Mr.. Gladstone Is >uilrr-
INK rom cold and fatigue due 10 his reccn,
speeches. WIDOWS cotia-e. IA Ireland, wo'
successfully defended against cylctprs by twenty
eisIt men. --- Joseph tondou. Nauoa alI't mem
her Of Parliament, was arrested charged with III
timldat'nC witness. - Lord Randolph Church-
III speaking at Newcastie defended coercion N
Ireland.
- .ME,TiC.-The CORNERSTONE of C'aIk University
IN Worcester. Mass was laid by the founder Jonas
g. Clark. - Testimony was given III the Barron
murder t Dexter. Me- OF wItIe Sos who SIN STAN
on tie G1y OF The murder near TIE P'are "hcrr II
baltimore ana OHIO telegraph { mpany III Mary
lauI were discontinued. - Chairman T. I.
Jones ca led meeting M Washing ora on II .cc H.
her : Of me hepuhHcan National tomml.tre.
The SuuNcn cannon AT Newport wa recovered.
-- Robert Garrett has lei -cd house iu Mexico.
--- Amer Green was lynched IN Indiana for
suppO>cd murder.
CITY A>D SCBCEnAN.-Senator Eyari.. senator
iilscOch ex-senator Miller. Colonel Grant ana
Coonei DeunIsOn spoke al an enthusiastic kcpuh-
icau meeting at Cooper Union. -- Controller
Chaplin Nominated b. the Democrats as Mayor OF
Brook YIN; O.her city aud county nomination.
- iamnany Hall and the Comfy Democracy
divided the senate. CNi Court. Assembly and
A .deImauIc districts. - (hAIlrs e.. FTaurklYn
failed to get bdIl: SUIT brought -ainst I'm aId
other officers o. the Horn SILVER MlniGL COMPANY
TO recover sos. 600. -- | he closing dav al The
Pelham Country Club meeting. -- ihc St Louis
cab defeated he DetrJt~ by score # - ].
- DAVID 6. luengilns. jr.',. CREDITORS resolved
form JOINT stock company 10 carry on the bu~l-
ness. VITA "a capital stock oi - Ooo.Opt. ---
Anna Ingram. supposed tp bc th- murdered hah-
way glri. WAS i0uId.
Copies NAV still Lc hrd 1T thc oiicc ot ly
mail sixteen pages. Prize. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
DhDICAT1NG NJ CHURCH ~ HlRLEM
GROWTH or VIGOROUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IinlRALIY pLEbhEn.

GROWTH or VIGOROUS CONGRATULATIONS
LITERALLY PLEDGED
Episcopal Methodsis IN West Harlem yesterday ded-
ca led their new church :dicc at rcnthave. and one
hundred ana twonty ninth Tho society which has built
the church Is little than three and hall OLD
the nrst meeting having been held December %. So
The society then numbered thirteen persons. forty
in the sundlyscho,L The first year al ted nearly loo
members and steps were taken toward securing build
Ing. In the cary part Of the second year $4,000 was
raised and the society bought the grO1ai which the
church "e heated yesterday now stands A year later
they raised another $4,000 and began building.
The main audience room is in the form OF amphi
theatre with seating ,apacty including the gallery, Of
over l,OOJ Connected tine audience by a slid
scholars, with class rooms opening from It, ON the
same floor is large aud finely furnished psrOr
for Tho ladies of the church In the basement
IS large - by s. feet divide sections.
oae for the children in TIE primary class the other to 10
fitted up as library ana reading tO he every
evcEiI. 10 the yOuug men and women O the congresa
festivals. ADJOINING the church. >eNenthave.. j. q
well arranged ptrsJnaSe The entire cost 81 the build
ing and land WAS STAG I'll So Of which $4,000 has
been paid leaving debt OF S66,l7I 50.
4hree services were held ycSicr,lar. The sermon IN
the morning preached by the Rev Dr H. \. Butt,
dresses were made ~ De rev DrS Al Palmer j. Vi.
King, ana f. Mason North Al the evening service the
sermon preached By the Rev. Dr. j. H. Day OF New
burg AZ the morning service about @lj,nOD WAS
PLEDGED al the afternoon aboIt $1,000 and IN the even
ng nearly $4,000, tnIs reducing the debt almost one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
IHE coz IN.
COURT CALENDARS TO-DAY.

a. a. ,e M "a, ~ 81 D. - Io5 ia5 il 'i IT, 70 3
strtYl 60, si-~r.. a. frru-r,.1 i.-l'e..r law.
reaee 80. lo -. 49,. 300 ljf. a. 100 ic' 49, ~.
stretNr Corelr,ra.iu Tru-r"r Il--ae.or. A..
- - TO-. 2$'. al 80 ,o3 80
j., hi,1y 4oH l'-n'.., D. J.-ieee-, ,..r,
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surKtaa corE,-crcrr-I.nr I.-relgre rat,ei 'on. J.
sga 49, oo, g., o'.. 100 ssi Iloc 3'' I7'a 600.
srrhi ~ COURT mcrrr-rhr1 III--Ecorc inei4aan. J.
i 99ai iiii i ia = 1888 lllo los ioi Ia. c1o
No. 49,, o., 49, cer1r4a s IA e',9 r.. 81. - -
Yoi ~ Io.g 1'5 i9g, io5 -. 1917 SIS IoIs 1913
srao...tr coria-Hc, rolin,. -r.r4'.of rr, lno
a.. '-' 80, r e'ic'so t'na hs.. , 100 p 70
a. No. W! % John Johnson ~ M. s.H jose sesI'. -
a. in w Of Ann Handy II viii Oh IIeniy sheldon.
surEHoa cougr-ergcl,L TErN-no'ore Dnrto. j. 80
Is rtHoeC oru-TeiALT rlAi-rAnrI I-ict,lc Freedman
sIrImoa CoueI-Im.G rleN-rAEr H. Before OGol-
sUrtmog courT-rEiAL TErM-rAEr Iv.-Befo.o Trulr
,CoMNoS FLrAa-srrciAL TsGa-nciore Allen. J-No' :.
COMMON rLEAs-EQuIu rneM Before D-ly. J.-Nc4 -.
coMnos PLrAs-Tu,L Trn,-r,nr r.-Bcforc faIremore
. sz5 si 5 3o a. IL AZ i4& Ia az ~ Ss
ss1nG> * ltsaG e; Ill 5s se S &C.
go. if3. 4Sl. lNU. 400 49,. 54J
en- CoUgT-IRAL IEKn-PAEI l. Before Me Adam g J.
Nos o. s5i 2292. ISs, 24ls. 24lo. 2S2 2at, l1uf
36Bf Zjj9 26GI Z,G2 256f 1908. 1853 2JaI. XJt2
257t 1914 81 251l 254l 2js3 255. 25sG 2Jsa. 259I
cry CoURf-rh.L TiHN -rAm u -iieiors Hrowne p
Nos 22I4. 80 224. - 1855 l4si. 2Sll 3D.. 25SS
z23 g. lzt7. 1909 POS, 23u 23o4. 2j3G. 2Gl zGlG
-Nns iGiS ~ H. ian G4a alib ziso 2j5s 20s5 II
2O3i if7l. 2O25 1927. ISIS 2GOg. 26lO. lGlI 2slJ.
COURT Or GENERAL >rS-f0N.-PARr /. Eo'OTs Gilfer
sleeve j.. and Assistant D,tro Attorney bedford Nos /.
= j. 1. 3. D. eshgsNos TO- IL. ~ 10. IL. 10 10,
II. ~ -. -. y. ~. 3D. n. % 20
COUkr or GKNRRAL -E.siON.-PART IL Before Coring j.
and Assstant Uisuot Attorney Furdy-Nos. 4. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPu.

LIVERPOOL. oct - ! H. Injection Futures close
steady. Upiands Low Mddne clause october toiivery
l5Gld sellers October and November delivery lE6ld
buyers November AMI December delivery, lnCfd buyers
December and January delivery. 10 SAD sellers jsuuay
and February delivery b l0G4d buyeIs February and
March delivery ll-6ia buyers March and Apil delivery.
1860. ADrn aad May delivery. ljO4L buy
eis NJ Az aud June delivery. l7-G4d buyer.
GALVESTON 22--Cstton firm. Mddng y; Low
10: Good Ordinary net and gross receipts
5.s3O bales: sales. l4J9 bales, stock 70, 5G3halcs
NnRFOiK oct % Cotton MddhHg ga: pot ami gross
receipts Z7s9 bales exports TO Great Britain lSG btes
exports cOAstwse 223l bales sales. lG22 bales STOCK
Dtcs
SAVANNAH oct. 22-Cotton firm; Middling. Low Mid
ding not aud gross receipts S.OJS bales eAport'
90 Great Britain 5.096 Lales exports IT, ths continent
500 bales sales g. % bales. stock, ll6".O bales
NEw-ORLEANa. oct. 22.--CottOH firm. MhdlnR Ito;
Low Mddnng l:16; Cool Ordinary. l.lb; Det re-
ceIpts 1906 bales receipts l3IO3 bales export
800 bales. exports cOastWse, 2,JiI b@lcs
sales , 300 bales stock l72. S37 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

dwindhng will written on the markets OF the
world
The daily for the FIRST of
month iSS barr els against daily average 1883
barrels October. 1886 G3 20 in 1885, SO on lss4
Il average OF tie deliveries - 77.ji9 barrels against
$500 in October l-. to Jl IN 1885 AM 81 ia barrels
1854. The from October 10 ~ charters
inclusive follows
Rms. Deliveries. Deliveries Charters
Total bbls........ G7959 l,j50gSg 0s3.0l0 s9J233
Average per day. 4S 1913 77,j49 29.lJl 1896
Last weeks crntr OIL speculation reflected decided
crease 0usie Interest The dealings exceeded 10000
brrls. Larger record than has made weeks. The
market the control of the bulls and advance
cents 10 = Acents established On the
specting the shutdown movement there rcsil
lions and the market fell back - l. mother rally
- cents reached but selling by the Wet ciu-ed another
rca non The market has aiSr lot EXCELLENT opportunities
Tor trading bOtl sites AMI thu the Of
maHy OF OPERATOR IL tctns the dl IN
the sixto whilc deal 81 ow rprcei o has he
SOLD the market has EXHIBITED excellent
" do not behave thtt tIs holdings
been dstnrbsi investments that Will he b.
on rnY ~ higher prices beSrsh development liable
to every mining iIduBry but not threatening Tie
be- Dieict that ihe market will stand
tinn iev less
Al .wes prl In the II al ira nG
fe by the bulls ~dkOubug eIpg To long sales.
prices cndei with net gain OF three cents ami tho
close was steady considering that liquidation prog
The range Of and the total dealings National
Transit CO., the t"s the usOditad Petroleum.
tAcIdugc IOl llIo last three a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
THE STATE or Trade.

BUFFALO. Oct. 21.-Wh-At-No new No Har! here:
Old higher $50 asked new No. Hard Northern Pscihc
SG~c, WINTER Wheat dull and unchanged. No. Rot
Michigan Sc track Slc ia store: No White Michigan
&C. No Rel Illinois aId Indiana 30 Cora sJoaiy
demand good. uuchaugct No. iSl.c iSc
track, No track II nc. No = yellow track A. :.
~ a. Sc. ~ Wm9 81 'iQ3Sc' 40 Mi1ei JDI~Jlc.
.....Fdrley firm. YO IAN amt nominal. Flour steady
Canal reignts Wheat Sc bin. jl4 lsko Sc.
Lumber unchanged II - to Albany. ~ A NOW
Receipts wcre-FlDur 5000 bb7. Wheat 1900
bush. Corn 3f.o'1 Jats Dush. Barley
DuBn. Kturoad -Ipnents-FlJII 5000 bbs 81 900
bust. Corn 5000 ...... busu.
onts--WhsU 21O0pD 1ush Corn $1,000 bush oats
Culc..o Ocf 1linr fif,,r,. RANGED a. eo.loy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

LIvtRrooL. OCT "a p m;-Boei PORK and Iamsr
Holders OFFER freely BacOn-HOiers offer freely tunbor
Lana cot dull at AS Cd Cheese Holders offer freely. Id
@ and 1urpcntlue OldrTs offer moderately Rosin
Holders offer freely. Lard Spot and Futnresioles oneI
moderately SPOT steady at 33s. 3D. WleJt-l0deIs ohcI
sparlngy. flour-hOideIs offer moderately corn Sp9I-
Itodes offer spaT.ngy Holder Offer moderately
Mixed Western spoil rrm at A. I'D: October hrm at 4.
I'D November hrin ~ Is 3D.. December firm al % 6'd
Hons at York Stockholders are not onehs
IoSDoS. ~. y. Introduce itenned peiioieIm'
10 I'D per cwr. . q, ..,.. >.
pfennigs per 40 pounds. ao .- IN
AyTwr oct 22- WILCOX lard closed at 80 francs 90
kios Petroleum. Fine Psio AmefcaD 40
francs paid and 10 francs l2ia cenlimes sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

The bank exchange, At Tho Newlors Clearing House
weeks of three years compare follows
Wcrk ending Oci -. 1850 -. 1886 oct. ~ 1887
SHARES ,oi ss562;3 s'' 252.S2$ IS74iSSs
The local money marriott ruled easy, he common rate
Tor cal looms ruled ~ about per cent. excep-
tons at zig ami AMI friday the usual at
tempt 10 make higher rate because that day the
STOCK Exchange permits no loans Tor lcss THAI three
dat- Time loans are in abundant supply at Jl9a6 per
cent Oh gJOd collaeralS. aud a, 3l on Governments,
anu good commercial paper passes AZ percen ana Is IN
better request The donest haugcs were last quoted
n follows: NawYork funds at Savannah. Il discount
par tharleHloh $40 discount 10 par; New-Orletns
commercial II - - discount bank par; 81 LoiIs. %
ccns discount Chicago 10 cents discount Boz on
- 'shi7 discount These rates will hiriy move money
away from his city. except such "a goes through the
Sun-Irc9sury.
The foreign exchanges after the "nuctuatiom' OF
strength In The prccc ling week weakened and closed
weak the basis - 81 . aud ~ 81 = respectively Tor
oh- and snort sterling The cotton movement continues
large the Exports last week aggregated l,6StS bales
AGAINST ia the week last year and since sspte-
Der |. 7sG.Jy9 AGAINST j2s rs last year
The reports 0 railway earnings continue 10 show large
cams over the month last year Sixty-s!' companies
have reported their net FOR August aut notwiths ndns
the comparatively poor showing of Chicago Burlington
ana quincy and that August last year was about
the best month Of that year the gain Is equal
I" over II per cent Ffysx roads have reported their
ing N3"6J.3i9 against >3.JJ713 IN the save week of
lss6, sas al $i256!S. orovcr II per cent Only live
~ tho stock Exchange the week was dull as compared
with me preceding week the trln@cilo4' in stocks
Tor TIA preceding week. btt there was great chanse
IN me temper OF the dealing. Prices pretty
stsalIly and suffered only small
reartisn AZ the close Of the week The bears loss
active IN the demonstrations but Tor that they made
up IN brssgiIg The buying confident but not de-
m"nsraiye. for beth the home aud iorelgn accounts.
Prices now generally lower than year ago. when
pernaacnt improvement. and except among traders
there sro no IN cations Oh material iQuiddtoa OF the
largs short latcrcst.
suboincd is usual table of the hishest lowest and
final prices ami number OF .hnes soldoi seyentysi1
active represcn stocks together with the nll
nrcc' OF week ago, prchIed ny tue price, Of October
-, lsSG:
uLrur, r,N,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY. Oct. Up. ".
The returns OF the Bureau OF Statistics tho imports
and exports OF merchandise in the last month make IA
vorabc comparisons with those Of the preceding month
of August and with September in 1856 and $3.50. Conn
pared with the preceding nonh OF August the excess n
imports i only S727.9j7. AGAINST Sl0,3lO.O1n COM
pared with september. $50 the value Of the exports -
fl,20D,00o greater AMI OF the imports j. SO1o,oOo
greater hence the Of imports is S727O67 for last
month, against Sl.2Gj94l in september lss6 Com
pared with september. lsSj the value Of the exports -
$500 900 greater AMI ofimpofts Is Sj7OoOoJ sro'er
hence tnc OF the imports IS SG7olls less than
~ -cptcmber, 1883.
The specie aud hullion movement OF september glV's
an excess ot Sl?596.}s imports. against Ike eNee''eS
OF fJ3pi7sJ in the prcce lin: mn tn OF August
S;,Gj7J7j in September 1855 All f9}6,G1O IN >epten
her. 1850 Eli nnafng silver from the totals OF spc
and bullion movements leaves the mpvcnen' OF g'i -
follows: Excess of imports in last month"; Sl3'l"5'"
IN August. $3.50. -. in September, $50 Si'S"-i'
IN September 1850. S3s3t BIS Because o the creator
imports Of gold IN" balances against the country Tor
Tie month is TS.Ioo,OO) greater than in Sepicn'er
lN~6. and $1,000 1000 than in september lSS
The following shows ths gross movements OF the exports
and imports and tho balances o; september Tor three
years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

eladpess into many home 10 which 1t is stranger
from iorgcttne or not caring for aooihers n1rmes
30 the euppllcaton runs. good Lord deliver us"
We have no i0oe riiicung points o.
osc around us and being them; between doing
VIA we can 10 make the faults anh misior nnes OF
conspicuous an doing hide them nut
OF -lght-n word between merclessnc-s AMI be-
tween contempt and pity IL will he prudent 81 putting
u lowest grount hiclcf,
80 tt"cue tho attentive that end
AZ oven ~ must all have The searching
glance OF HIN who "sc0TEeth the scoIncI."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
woMAy'S rorKIGy MISSION SOCIETY.

LINCOLN. Ncb, Oct. 23.-rhc eighteenth annual meet
lug OF the Nat oua Committee OF the Womsns Foreign
Mission society of ths Methodist Episcopal Church has
becn in session here fT three DAYS. There twenty
delegates present representing the min, districts
~ the Unted -tttcS which inclute the country from
Maine 10 California me collection last year mounted
10 SlH0uou increase OF $4,000 over ndt o. the pre-
NIlt1ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
CLO,IyG Pffrt, ~ BJtr)f SrD'tt
Bp,rbv. Oc' .s.f'f"
,r.ropr>y rIvANcI,LM MARKETS.

Toypnv oct - u -Cou,ols lo2 1916 Tor money and
1922. for the Atlantic and "roat western htN
uurigar. tu.r.. certificate. 500. 10 Seconi NotsAge
81 canadian Pacific - - consos lO2 II sos
Central IN HrtrAn Ordinary. 40. ~ lsu onmon.
In pcnu,ylv.nia b7. Bar silver quoted al ~ llbd
pet ounce quote cent tente al - t'
DC ~ for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

ne refined oil market was larry active aud strong
being advanced cent per gallon Abel test, TO G7s cents
New York, PIti adelDiia ana Ba timore.
rrraBUEG. Pens. oct 22-Petroieufa fairly active:
ts"a Transit CertacAt,s opons At 74's q
highest. "A g. lowest. 75l9.
BeApFORi Penn. oct. 2..-Nltona rrlast Certificates
0,esrd a. IL sni closet at 40 hshs',, "a swest
1J'r tlelTasCo.. l.OiZ.UOD Darre!s
rlrC.yIfLE Pens oct - Nasisa1' rrt1d5 Csrtscatss
opened at - highest ~ lowest, - - closed, 13t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
TUE PEIROIEUM M1Rh T.

NEWS IRON TuE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
seems certainty that whom next month opens
the smut OF tho producers ia tho pet O,hm
county VIII 90 into effect Tho woX Of months looking
toward measures which wonli permanent improve
neit Of the OIL industry has been Crowned with success
ssrecy that may justly lie criticised ia still maintained by
the pioaucer enough can be learned TO make IL sale
say that between 10000 barrels Of producten
will he shat IN and that tho activity Of tho drill Will
10 hmitoi to wild eaters " and small proportion
ofuroIcor " no are blind TO their interest In the OIL
Country tho mportanoe of the combination Tor
shame into those producers rhe arc
oo y%' % " "sn ~ re OH ~ Brrrt esou,y
favored tho iei OF ourtament uIdouoasnn n,o, "As
ia, The si down moyement will bo success, That no room
Tor doubt remains in our minds AZ wi" ,bt fe hsnpy
hand ia the work We extend oon8 h ns,s b.,a Tine,
contamination 80 close at hand lnero us ~, srong
when friends wavero when the tide oil 9pposon gu hv
ana obs .oIo, sTaiigt o renewed prosperity
,"Io away an .o o""t1v pers.nai ieronoos well
Vail i' -''u0 The "details may yst somewat incompee
but tho general that tho drl Is to DO s.oPp, oo
ing aud Cleaning Of VOLS 20 cease ana ono a 20 b
auton TO be shut tn Tor one year suc TsaoGca result,
viii prove conciusvey that inc pan 30 sousun
adopted. sIilmy carried out ana uiu"p"~"'' ''
n c,n"si CONDITIONS under which both tho bu.I,ssot
ono interested trade aud he IS an ntI
the Knssaa Acids develop pron33un'en S,sH' .ny
cEhau'r.n commercial T neaa' that vii give tne
susssn rtHner supromacy rherS ~ ocnt i; reached
n % mnTvemcn in tho of time VII De assured
the producers faithfully oo,erSs Ius 81 3sS 900 bar
rr pr monih and IS 900 70 10000 barrels o ," od
tho ons as viii be tho
ys'rosa%o ,Sa' Of what tic pro uccr, VIII put
ense noat tho crude naGs has 1s"Iy l1h The
best feature situation tho APPARENT s.. . 81 aid
.sssG Ts%s ... Of a p"S so
q IN, as9r1 1qd s Ss a ~ aa,sro Wind Bot
hs producing interest retains Its Solidarity las euss'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

- i..s 10 az. 's't t - o., .,
3 . *. rs tI. ,g's5, ,r = p !. 81; s;
TO a. No. "e.r4, a'2yt~V. spGls NIX ~.
s,o..-'%a cora 4G..c.....Eo. > Dat. 25i,e..''.
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yer N' ~ ~ ..l'i "cl ~ d, - ~ ,lp' X,
"'' -SSf' 5'..5 sa5. e@'sS - ;&";ss, aI,.
G1.aui4ie" - sj4id,ra l." 80
rioar vi, Observation-Disclosures. I6oos s5.Ioo
tne''. oIsl .-.........-.. 100 l.'.12j
., 1ta o nl,n I55"Jo 1905
lty' '',r....... ..-.-.-......-.... go, %oo.
~a w.. r.,,l. r.',,.c ai.rl ,. sf,.o, me,,, wa,
Dun - "rs'.4e'y iss-,. D"ir 4'@-lo' LsS" .'o'n
og,ao.r Oct. o.. -wno,;-So white c.,e77,r 10 .
r. ~ ot'.cs Sc Io''o'. G,, - D''" os'
~, liz a S. i s',D'""e '--0o Oa'"' cor"
l,r'.i, o., ~ what stronger. -. ont - Cora
MI Nh '' sS oct '.,; 49, wnoa, ower a.,
,' Sos Der LII" nA9 Mi. . ;".s vas r.. r,,,sp
- Dr.. e.. ~ ,., is'i,s gu, vt e.
y'loer i,......a..s. sle-ir; D4ry tas'
CO. s..t,-fl.a! ., .. 30
b." ~. go. g@ s sSS1i ,.y 10 500 e 0 '0"
Myyesr5lis 90. ~ wl.s. Mark, M, md as9er
3d., 80 -" Norteers 0ctoosi Cs.c November $40
49,. So!eaysl e; peesaecr s Nay =; Flour.
50 $50 6a'n. Fca. 30 700 oHl, d., u., y,., go,.
eto' Ml,si s5is zoe o.,: 'isAd' No. w.l,'
~ - o. 81 OI.
. ecoyt.-"le4j 800. nu'h. Cora -. 10 ogsn. oats
,D 100 .u4I rv- go sdsn BioY T. 100 rGtH shipments
Wheat bush corr "A. 500 Ou-l. oats -. .J1 bush
wr.te.n and r,1,.vl,.r,, Sio-rn.- =. -5fs. %. 10
,, -, =. % P.na.yIV.nl Family - n
p,an.y A. l.,..-r Irir-s. : ?
Family ~ lO6titI OAis tlcag ,5Hnasi lp. 30 ~tti>h
"a fr.tr,t..,et tIr I iu straight
- - Sr ori. ana southern ros .car - 500 lui4s
- -ff,snf a no. - Ntrtrr Nl.-I l.ieAt III .
Cnoc. - .,sS So Minnesota pis,rs - o. - %
l., ,tt...t N.ILc-utz PateRt- 10
- or. "a -s ~ 90 Nv, i'uu~ 5b per t4tfs' .
n al pf, e., Ga I'll .s4ir g4t ,n,rnls dI.
lullli' tu stain depot - No. bel aware "t IN
gam depot -,- 80 Rec Tor ocie1er ,1'.4Ni &c oo
IL Nnrsnler . 10 fr December - - -
io January c. Corn sales OF tu.riGea Uic>
a, 5... - 1l4Arf ga trscs ri''. - high NVel %
tf@'A DC. 80 M4A0l - t."' 80 49, '' ~
vsHDti "09 30 ~ '.ct 80 - 49, "a 49, -
'it| I~o, ''i ,i'''. .,. a. ~, -, 3, t.. f,.
nt.~' i' re " - .,. ~. -. -
,'Ec NJ" W. 70. 81 v',t, 80. a., 80
60 ''. 90 "' -r.,,isr u 80. 49,. Ia f,, DE,
~ ,'y. l f,n,',,v H., t.i. poIif...-
d., &c.. nuiJauA, oao.co zoe. Ian 10 Gooi o.e
te-nN tF'h. .ii,.i 49,, ~ r,,-'' a..
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','' ,','',' IN 1s-G
and .sn'' *n excess OF exports IN lsso S1p.| ,rs
months were q, ,oIo"+ God-l9'.' al 'NG%' ~ r
- p20 1872 ss5 IN oNce,4 OF imports -2AG7c7o iii
Vcr- So. excess al exports Teb1Opli -" an ri
OF Exports S..21pj3J lSsj an excess OF eApor
S&99l t9l. Inc following shows ihc Lro,' moleio"''
and the net results % three months OF thrso years;
THREE MONTHS.
vrp,uN,,sr
,,,.s., .o ~ '''"' l..e lS.-
Lvt,r,ts sl37 ST.. ,1s So O5I g2S $3.50 lO3 Isl
-. -----.--..
eri,It A>n rriIio>
FVports .............- s!Ojl3t39 .42iSsf5 Sc5|Ht
---- ----
. ~ 49,, ''-''''' sct,o5fo <inor2 l3-
'' '"i' 81 nHi<rr
,-vces. ~ ,,n,r. al M 1A1 III Dob 80 ts72fG 20
tnr fhc niuc fhs ,r,lrI -rn rn,pcr - me net
m1r.mrntsn ro' wrl. As o,,owe: - an excess of
irnnrt> of so Gj g15 is-C an sNcess OF e1part. Of
- ia. we w. nnutI. sp IT, -,ntc npcr 80 1857 An
rXros. OF nipori, OF sijGlD $50 1856 an
-lI5-IT~
Nt',',. ,,,,. ii,.t tr . Lat t,rco months tho inn
NJ ~ ~ mean 49, We, - zoo OlO greater thu ~
~ ..n. trr, ,r,tls ~ -; hr mo n remaining In
-. a., ,i. .rf ,r a, m -. 80 90, i,.. ia An
A. nv ard - ,nn 90, To-. man If -ep,-mber 80
I-SG iAe sai,int Il unpo.,.i merchandise renal, NJ
Ssg.G5s.G7i ~ decrease FOR TIC month o. Si2S~oa9
-,,I ~. 90, al m fle .ui ~ -eui. fpl,sr ssh -.
80, 80 ~ ne en- ~ -.pf.Inb-r I~-1
me tf,t,i.t A. a., ,nufInc, To Ice lar -r the nunihar %
-. -. a, 80 ,, If,f. Ice. No.
II 900 and septe,nier $50 bv 200 Tue immeratIou
. i',.,. 80, ga 40 -e,.-.,-r -. - lGt u-r
~, - -, ma ,.,,t ,,,,,,g,.,t,o, lar min.
',s ~ -. ..f'.r "a ~. = co., - n,n mem.
ss.n.t nI 800 o. nine months ended sep'ruller Be-.
- ana -"9'''' 'r ''>"' months eio' ''i"'""'' '''
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SPIRITS oF rUnPENTGNH

CulpLrsroN. Oct 22-TarssntAs firm At S09c.
SIyASNAH. Oct. 22.-rutpoztlns nrm at SIC.
WILMINGTON. oct 22.-lurpsatlzs steady AZ SZc-